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[Closed] Has anyone had dealings with member luke webber

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Above member is selling an item I want but he requires payment via bank transfer, as I am a cautious person I would rather not send money to someone who is a stranger to me, don't want to turn down item as been looking for a while for it, has anyone brought from or vouch for this member to put my mind as ease

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Sam


 
Posted : 15/02/2016 7:50 pm
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Ask him to send you the item, then you'll pay. Its the moral/trust equivalent.


 
Posted : 15/02/2016 7:53 pm
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I used to know a Luke Webber who was an MTB photographer then he was employed by British Cycling i think?, Dunno if it's him though? - link?


 
Posted : 15/02/2016 7:57 pm
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Soma funk +1.

Broadly what part of the country is he...? I'll vouch for him if it's the one I know! Mail in profile if you prefer.


 
Posted : 15/02/2016 7:59 pm
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Yeah i'd vouch for him as well ^, decent bloke - raced a few Mountain Mayhems with him in the 7stanes team back in 97/98 , i think he's Milton Keynes way?


 
Posted : 15/02/2016 8:01 pm
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Bank transfer no different to Paypal Gift which gets used a lot on here.

I tend to look at someones history and, if its good, would take a flyer up to £100.

EG Someone with 40 pages of forum and classified activity with loads of sales and no negative feedback is worth the risk in my opinion.

Over that and I like to meet to buy or just don't bother.


 
Posted : 15/02/2016 8:02 pm
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**looks at forum history**

He is the one I know. Works in the trade. Good bloke.


 
Posted : 15/02/2016 8:05 pm
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Yeah, I'll vouch for him as well, used to work with him, ridden a few events with him too.


 
Posted : 15/02/2016 8:07 pm
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Somafunk, yes this is he same person.

I would prefer PayPal solely due to protection ( I don't use gift) but yes loads of history on here. Money is over £100 though

We live a fair way apart, I was near Milton Keynes today but unfortunately it was not possible to meet due to time restrictions

Thanks


 
Posted : 15/02/2016 8:07 pm
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i wouldn't worry about "protection" 😉 , he's very honest and trustworthy and i imagine he's built on his reputation over the years as a decent sports/cycle photographer and fast rider for hire/test bikes


 
Posted : 15/02/2016 8:14 pm
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Luke Webber sounds like a good one, but my maximum for non paypal payments is £50. If I was selling stuff I'd definitely have a paypal account.
Totally understand the op's caution.


 
Posted : 15/02/2016 8:21 pm
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Totally understand the cautious approach OP!


 
Posted : 15/02/2016 8:25 pm
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Ask him to send you the item, then you'll pay. Its the moral/trust equivalent.

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(ooo it's weird being a narcissist and referring to yersen in the turd poyson)....


 
Posted : 15/02/2016 8:30 pm
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I've bought a frame off someone on here for a very large amount of money - he sent me an invoice and I paid it by bank transfer

If you're particularly cautious then ask him for an invoice first - then if it does go wrong then you can claim through courts


 
Posted : 15/02/2016 8:37 pm
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Wot, no Bawdy brawl ? Nil Pitchforks ? Sans outage with groatage?

This place, going darn t'is 🙄


 
Posted : 15/02/2016 8:39 pm